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News ClipThe Detroit News·Van Buren Township, Wayne County, MI

Regulators OK DTE power supply deals for Van Buren Township data center

Michigan regulators approved long-term DTE Electric power supply and clean energy agreements for Google's proposed data center in Van Buren Township, with conditions requiring Google to cover costs and preventing them from being shifted to other customers. The project still faces local opposition and awaits consideration of its final site plan, while Wayne County commissioners approved related tax incentives and a community benefits agreement.

10/1/2026
State approved Huron County battery project as county weighs development pause
News ClipHuron Daily Tribune·Huron County, MI

State approved Huron County battery project as county weighs development pause$

Michigan state regulators approved the Big Mitten battery project in Huron County as local officials in the county are weighing a six-month moratorium on data centers. The battery storage project is part of DTE Electric Co.'s plan for additional power capacity, but Huron County residents have voiced environmental and safety concerns. A public hearing for the proposed data center moratorium is scheduled.

3/30/2026
Energy storage contracts approved to boost Michigan grid reliability
News Clip910news.com·Saline, Washtenaw County, MI

Energy storage contracts approved to boost Michigan grid reliability

The Michigan Public Service Commission approved energy storage contracts totaling 1,332 megawatts to bolster grid reliability and support a 1,383-megawatt data center in Saline Township, Washtenaw County. The commission also denied petitions from environmental groups and the state's attorney general that challenged the data center's initial approval. DTE Electric Co. will develop and operate the storage facilities, with Green Chile Ventures LLC responsible for the data center's energy storage costs.

3/29/2026